The interactive light installation CrossPollination merges art, science, and environmental awareness. 3D-printed pollen bodies made from recycled PET respond to temperature, humidity, and movement, dynamically changing their color and brightness. An invitation to explore the invisible and reflect on the relationship between humans and nature.
At the opening on May 9, Munich-based musician Brnjsmin (Giovanni Raabe) will present his electronic live set Vakuum — a densely atmospheric, avant-garde sound blending introspective ambient with pulsating rhythms. Additional musical support will be provided by cicada x dkyuh (musique concrète / lowercase).
Opening: 9 May 2025, 7 p.m.| Duration: 10–19 May 2025
Free admission, donations welcome
Supported by the Department of Cultural Affairs of the City of Karlsruhe within the framework of UNESCO City of Media Arts.
